Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Lessons of traditional tales still valuable
By Patricia Wade Chickaloon Chat It surely has been cold in my little town. The wind kicked up like a
Holiday favorites include horticulture
Imagine this. It is Christmas day. Colored lights are strung around the windows and a wreath of wire-bound ornaments
Oil money — your tax, your choice
By Rep. Carl Gatto Spectrum Just over a month ago Alaska’s three major oil companies were presented with a
Military, agriculture share history of working together
By Victoria Naegele For Land's Sake Today is Pearl Harbor Day, “a date which will live in infamy.
Knievel showed how good it was to be Evel
By Greg Johnson The Razor's Edge Every boy who grew up in the ’70s learned three of life’
Sneaky parents sure taught us a lesson
By Greg Johnson The Razor's Edge As a youth growing up along the Front Range of the Colorado
’Tis the season for family hijinks
By Greg Johnson The Razor's Edge Now that Thanksgiving’s over and you’ve survived the cutthroat shopping
Approach to radio tower all about convenience and money
By Lynn Fuller Spectrum The Lazy Mountain community council has had three meetings this fall where a proposed 199-foot
MEA needs to go further to build bridges
By Darin Markwardt Spectrum Better late than never. After a year of confusion, campaigns and controversy, Matanuska Electric Association has
Public education takes a hit
By Michael P. Carson Spectrum American public education is one of the most successful democratic systems that exist in our
Guilt is never a good defense for guilt
By Chuck Legge Spectrum Let’s talk about guilt. Webster’s defines it as a feeling of responsibility or remorse.
Going to town is no walk in the park
By Tiffany Horvath Homefront I think my entire week has been spent waiting for the UPS truck. A week ago